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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD

FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD

Motorcheckpro FRAUD

On June 13, I purchased a report from this site at the request of a buyer named Ronald Smith, who claimed to be an employee of the site. He spoke to me as if he were a serious buyer. So, I bought a $40 report from the site, which turned out to be completely fake and not even related to my vehicle. When I sent the report to that buyer, he never responded and didn’t show up the next day to buy the car. And now, today, these people have withdrawn $1,000 from my account.

You all should avoid using such fraudulent sites for reports. This site is nothing but a scam in every way.

18 September 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Selling your vehicle online - vehicle check scam

It’s a scam - quite a good one but a scam to obtain your credit card details or at best your subscription.
A person (chat bot) engages you in a negotiation for your vehicle that you are selling online. You agree a price and last minute ‘they’ request you get a vehicle report from motorcheckpro.com and it sends you all the access info - URL etc.
Offer the VIN so ‘they’ can check for themselves and then it unravels. If it hadn’t kept referring to the car it would have been quite convincing (I was selling a motorcycle.)

11 August 2025
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